Yesterday I posted the original and revised hand-translated version of the article “Von Dem Namen Lutheraner” by CFW Walther in 1844. Today, in the interest primarily of exploring the workflow and capabilities of the current AI models to greatly improve productivity, at least for myself, in this area, I am…
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Added Translation: “Concerning the Name Lutheran” by CFW Walther (1844) Tr. 1989 / 2019
I have added a page which contains work I first completed in 1989, a translation of an article by CFW Walther in the 1844 Issue of Der Lutheraner titled “Von Dem Namen ‘Lutheraner'”. I did the first version of this translation in 1989 when I was quite young. I reviewed…
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Estimating the Christian Minority in Roman Pre-Christendom
Content taken and revised from my 2003 PhD Dissertation -> Dissertation_Mark_Nispel_2003 In the earlier post and paper, “‘Away with the Atheists’: Anti-Christian Rhetorica In Pre-Christendom” I presented an initial model of Christianity as a minority population within the Jewish community, which itself was a minority population within the Roman empire.…
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ἀχειροποίητος: ‘Made Without Hands’ – The Lord’s Work of Resurrection and Salvation
Link to dedicated page. I wrote this paper almost 10 years ago. I attempted to have it published at the time but was unsuccessful. It is a continuation of my work on early Christian linguistic creativity which resulted in short hand testimonia and verbal references to Old Testament proof texts…
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‘Away with the Atheists’: Anti-Christian Rhetorica in Pre-Christendom
Not maintaining a regular study or writing habit for multiple years has led to rusty language skills of both input and output. Life as a software manager instead of an individual contributor who designs and implements logical solutions via c++ structure and syntax has led to a felt lack of…
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Reboot: Hello world!
Hello World! After a long hiatus the time has arrived to once again reboot a web presence for distribution of my published and unpublished work, both academic and mere items of personal interest. After a number of years of sequential geographic moves for professional reasons, I have finally settled long…